On 3/14/02 10:00 AM, "Andy Huhn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> You could also use this as an extra layer of abstraction--within the
> Configuration module, you could store the data in a DB, or using the
> Storable module, or in a text file, and the rest of your app doesn't
> need to know about these details.

Zactly!! :)

Among other abstractions, such as pre-processing the information.

If you wanted to be so robust, you could pass your configuration class' new
method a reference to your CGI::Application app, and have it set those
variables for the app.

-jerry

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